On Tue 15 May 2012 17:10, Stefan Israelsson Tampe
writes:
> Hey one can do what one can do. 1000rows of scheme results currently in
> 500kB go file mainly due to these syntax objects.
That's terrible...
> On the other hand does the compiler create object data intelligently
> making sure that e
> I wish I had a better answer for you, but unfortunately these enormous
> syntax-objects are a core part of the 'syntax-case' system. I see no
> way to eliminate this bloat without moving to a different macro system.
Hey one can do what one can do. 1000rows of scheme results currently in
500kB g
Hi Stefan,
Stefan Israelsson Tampe writes:
> syntax-parse is kind of heavy right now. The parser function produced
> are huge and the main reason
> is that the stored syntax objects are enormous.
Yes, this is very unfortunate. These syntax-objects add a huge amount
of bloat to our entire syste
Hi,
syntax-parse is kind of heavy right now. The parser function produced are
huge and the main reason
is that the stored syntax objects are enormous. I know that Mark Weaver had
done something to make
these creatures less fatty. The question is if there is anything a guile
user can do?
Regards
S
